PAGE TWO PIEDLTROITIEWISft &RDA ICU aMeltormimee SHERIFF BEHRENDT 3 Laundry Specials-3, 10c--ALL SHIRTS--10c To Fit Every Pocketbook Beautifully Laundered, 10c Each - 25 PIECES, $1.00 Minimum Charge Bedspreads, Sheets, Tablecovers le each additional Family Finished Complete WEARING APPAREL, including Lace Curtains, 20e per pound plus le additional for each article! FLAT PIECES, including Blank- ets, 10e Per Pound—Minimum Washing $1.50! THESE ARE FIRST CLASS SERVICES by an old, reliable institution MASSACHUSETTS LAUNDRY CO. The Big Down•Town Laundry PHONE CADILLAC SEVEN•FOUR•TWO•THREE (1423) N. Thrift Coupons or Discounts Accepted. 1111111111111111881.1.1.411811.11.18.11111881.1.811.8111 • DETROIT TRUCKING CO. Fund; Will Feed 1,000 Fami• lies This Christmas. The office of Sheriff Henry Behrendt is not only enforcing the law but is becoming a center of relief for the needy and unem- ployed. Several instances of hurnanitar- ian effort emanating from Sheriff Behrendt's office have earned for him a reputation as a friend of the needy. Thus, many unem- ployed, in search of food and shel- ter, have approached hint and his staff for help, and none has been turned away without some effort being made in his behalf. As a result, the sheriff's office, under Mr. Behrendt and his able staff, has become known as a sort of, relief-distributing agency. During the Community Fund campaign, Mr. Behrendt and his ' associates contributed $1,000. Compared with previous gifts from the sheriff's office, this is a record topping previous donations almost : ten-fold. And ,to top all these relief ac- I tivities, Sheriff Behrendt and his staff plan to feed 1,000 families ; during the Christmas reason. The plan of is of lee include meals for that number of families as well as the distribution of clothes. ' As a result of these efforts, Sheriff Behrendt has won the re- , spect and commendation not only of men who admire the manner in which he conducts his office, but also of men and agencies interest- ed in humanitarian work, GENERAL CARTAGE "Mrs. Abelson,” asked the judge, "how old are you?" "Er—uh—thirty ... thirty-nine." "But I must know exactly," an- swered the judge. "Suppose you tell me how old you were forty years ago." Official Cartage Agents' for Universal Car-loading and Distribu- ting Co., Nicholson Universal Steamship Co. Garage 2725 West Fort St. Office, 1445 W. Jefferson Phone Lafayette 2545 Phone Cadillac 0832 Announcing a NEW Jcseph Leftwich, prominent London writer and editor of the London office of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, in the second installment of the biographical sketch on Baron de Hirsch, which will appear in the next issue, will tell a fascinating tale of how the noted philanthropist amassed his fortune. NAME ADDITIONAL HADASSAH DONORS Mrs. Joseph II, Ehrlich addressed , Iladassah donor luncheon workers I rat their last meeting at the Phoenix , Club Friday. Mrs. Ehrlich's chief preoccupation was the success of the $21 lunehe, n at Hotel Statler, 15, which will enable the con- , tinuance of the work Iladassah has eil l?TISANS—more e7:717' TA:5;77...=;. '''' '': -.-- 9I r 1241.t:', • price. In reality, the 50 per cent increase in quality and the 11 per cent reduction in price amounts to MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH Richman Brothers, the world's an increase of 61 per cent in maintained as its paramount phi- vat • largest manufacturers of men's lanthropic endeavor in Palestine. Richman Brothers were moved Mrs. David S. Diamond, one of the clothing, announces a reduction of this ranmittee, to make the reduction in price by vice-chairman in the price of all their clothes. presided. Music was furnished by Richman Brothers' new low price two considerations: A desire to Mrs. Henry Levitt and Mrs. Sidney meet the reduced earning power is $20. It is the lowest price at of the workingman and a desire J. Allen. • which Richman Brothers clothes to give full employment to Rich- All subscriptions to the luncheon man Brothers' tailors. The Rich- will have to be paid in not later have been since 1920. In announcing the price reduc- man Brothers Co. conducts 62 than Dee. 8, so that the names may stores in 57 cities throughout the go into the programs which will tion, Nathan G. Richman, head of United States. Richman Broth- then go to press. the Richman Brothers Co., stated ers clothes are also sold direct to Mrs. David S. Diamond reported that during the past two years the wearers by over 1,000 salesmen. the following donors had raised their price of the luncheon to $25 quality of Richman Brothers or more, and will be designated as clothes was increased over 50 per cent. This increase in quality will The printing press is the mother hostesses: Me denies Sidney J. Allen. Harry Z. remain despite the reduction in of errors. Brown, David S. Diamond, II. Crossman, • Henry Ley it t, Robert Marwil, Norman Faster, quieter getaway Smarter Fisher Bodies Greater comfort and vision Unequalled economy A Schwartz, Abraham Srere, Andrew Wine- mon,•.11. C. Broder, Max Hussey, Jo mph H. Ehrlich. Joseph Horvith. Joseph Nag- idsohn, N. I.. Prentis, Theodore Schwartz, Sidney Stone, J. I. Eliman. Philip H. Brood°, A. J. Cops... Mary Gordon, Harry L. Jackson. Julius Marcus, LOUIS 110kinon. David W. Simon Peter Arose, Harry G. Brown. Ralph Itavid on. A. Greenstone, MatirMe Landau, Herman Mail, Samuel litthiner, Nathan Simone, Herbert Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winenion and the !ditties Elizabeth Finley • nil Jeanette Steinberg. present position as the world's largest builder of automobiles. And Chevrolet presents this new ear — proud in the knowledge that it represents the Great American Value for 1932. • F011. FLINT, MICH. On display tomorrow, Saturday, December 5th See your dealer below FRENCH, INC. TVCKEJt•JORDAN CHPYROLET SALES, INC. 14109 Mach Ave. KESSLER BALES • SERVICE CO. WO W. Verner Hilmar. at W. Grand Blvd. HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO. 12897 Woodward Am. MICHIGAN CHEVROLET SALES CO. MM Michigan Ave. ALSO CHEVROLET RETAIL STORE General Meters Bids GRATIOT CHEVROLET CO. 12664 Grattet Avenue DICK CHAMBERS. INC. 10,12 Grand River Am. OTTEN-NICOLA1, INC. 13401 0.. Wm Ave. CONNELL CHEVROLET CO. 11502-20 .1m. (mama EASTERN CHEVROLET CO. I4500 E. Jeftei son, at Ashland LLOYD CHEVROLET SALES 4201 G1.1.1 Rorer A.,. TODD MOTOR SALES Belle•dle, Mich. CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. DITTMER•KINGAN CHEVROLET SALES Dearbeva, Mwk. BARKES CHEVROLET CO. 53 West Syven•Mtle Road JORDAN CHEVROLET, INC. Birmingham, Mmh. INC. 9234 Grand Rorer Ave. COLLINS CHEVROLET CO. 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PHONE: WHITTIER 9200 Club Leaders to Meet: Samuel Levine. diector of the Jewish Centers Association, will lead a di cue- Mon for cloh 1.111e, on the subjectof "The Project Me•hod in Club Work... This event will take place on Monday evening, Dee, 7. at 9 p. m. at the Jewi h Cen- ter. SI Melbourne. Several of the club leader+ ine.udiny Bertha Stone and II I Pli,kow will present individual club pro. grarnscontaining interesting ltroleets• These will be discussed by the group. All thote inntere - ted in club leadership are invited to attend. Miss Layne to Addrese Senor Girl.: Under the wispier+ of the intermediate Girls, Mi•s Vi, an Layne, beauty expert of the Ile... Reulienstein Shorme. will dl cum - The Well Groomed Woman' . on Tuetday evening. Dec. •t 9 p. m. All senior girin interested In this •uhject are Invited tit be present. Ni-, Layne has en unu-ually fine background in this field promise. to present the girls with an intereating di RCIOIP ion. Ir CHANUKAH GREETINGS To All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons and Result. of the Sr.noning Mem: Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan. Division of Cameral Motors You are privileged to deter itayments—no em- bitrassment. Our Boulevard Store is open every Monday Evening 'Till Nine Under the auspices of the Senior Coun• ell ■ Chanukah party will be held on Sunday, Dee. 6 at the Jewish Center. Chanuka h • Chanukah pro- gram, and dancing •re to be included on the evening'. entertainment. This event is important one In the annals of the senior council since It also marks the in- stallotion of the new senior council offi• ter, Jack Kaufman, president; Sid Schwartz, vier-president; Alyce Frank. recording secretary, Harry Lip•hitz, cor- responding necretary. With the approaching holidays, you'll want your wardrobe in good condition. , des clop such an automobile at cud. low prices, Chevrolet has utilized every advantage of its / This beautiful solid walnut Coffee Table has a genuine black and gold Italian marble top—the carvings are very pronounced, giv- ing an appearance of its true worth ... this table has sold for nearly twice our FEATURE $39.75 — PRICE You buy fuel only for its capacity to produce heat. When you buy SEMET-SOLVAY COKE you get the most concentrated of all fuels. Containing practically Junto. Di•iston Plans Chonukah P An int erfl•tinst Chanukah program 1.1 being planned by the juniors to he held on Tuesday. Dec 9, at 4 p. m. po AI y obi he ', repented, directed by Slim M ir- nn, Levin. Dancing ha. been prepared onder the Inntructinn of MI., Dorothy I Peer e. Ida Kogan in the glee club in ...tor and will present • program al songs. This promises to be one of the high-lights of the junior social season. feels, controls and performs like nothing you have ever associated with low price before. To y -4-iwa,.;1•,:::, No charge for parking —our dom.. •ttends to your car. h1c , dames Harry Kopel. 1. Luryea, lien Gould, S. II. Keane, Harry Grant, Jack Brown, 0. Friedland. II. Bernstein, Mark Jaeoleon, N. Fishmen, R. S. Striefling, Philip Gross, Bert Silverman, Leo Weiss- man, N. Aron-tam, Max Durkin, Ella Veli•k, Louis Lasky, Bernard La•ky, lien Stocker. Niiton Freud, Harry Srere, Harry Katz, M. N. Frank, N. Robinson, Henry Shapero. R. Relkin, H. Sklar, W•Iter Mayer, Berry Ginsburg, Harry Wine. Max Krell. Harry Schh•nger, Maurice Levett. Lee Ii. Spilling, !ferry Schwartz, Herbert Appleby, Louis N. Wolfe, Harry Mandel Rosenzweig, Chan. Gros- berg, Marks Horowitz. Louis Kronenthal, W. J. Zuckernmn, Meyer Prussian. Eli Sachse, Carl Seanwood, Sara Schwartz, Jack Wolf, Julius Bann, Lout, Goid• berg, Harry Ile .ell, Ruby Allender, AI I Link ner. Sara linter, Rose Ruhinen, M.' Canvasser, lien Lefkowitz, An. Wein- beck, Simon Weisman, Sam Lipson, Wal- ter Irving, Henry Weinberg, L. Franken- stein. Aterahom Ferrer. Mary Jecobson, N. Krause, 11. Levett, M. Alvin, Nathan Schreiber, Sidney W•lloce, Meyer Rosen- baum, •nd the Misses Elizabeth Handler, Celia Golden and Edna Lewis of Detroit and Elizabeth Present of Cadillac, Mich. Intermediate DiviOon to Celebrate Chan. ukah: styling. Its performance combine's the greatest thrills of modern motoring,. Its new features include many of the important developments in engineering and craftsmanship. It actually looks, e rn - .....a-bove illustration is only one of thous sands of real opportunities offered at FEA- TURE PRICES for theHOLIDAYS ... a short time remains for you to accept these marvel. ous values ... two great stores with compe- tent advisors to assist you in selecting. The Iladassah food and bake shop at Twelfth and Blaine will serve another of its series of cafe- teria suppers Sunday evening. This is proving one of the most popular of the ways and means inaugurated for raising the price of the luncheon. This week's list of donors in- cludes the following: Under elk auspices of the intermediate council a Chanukah Nutty will he held at the Center on Satur.y. Der. 12, at 5 Ad p. nt. Him Miriam Levin, dramatic work- er of the Jewish Center, will present • reading. Thi. will be followed by ,e rat ical number, and a talk on Chanukah. Dancing and games will play an impor- tant part bn the program. T IIE new Chet rolet Six comes out tomorron ! Its appearance strikes a smart new note in motor car 3410 reakeil Ave. . RICHMAN BROTHERS' NEW CLOTHES PRICE Imoroved six-cylinder engine MUNROE At than "wood PIEIATROITIEWISH eiRONICLE Smoother operation RICLIMAN-TAUBE MOTOR SALEI el00 Grattot A•e. .=-_. . k7fi ''--- gite) 1 • Simplified Free Wheeling MACK-GRATIOT CO. 314i Gra,., Ave. r:•' t.tt, building of PRINGLE FURNITURE. Senior Council Celebrate. Chanukah: PRICED AS LOW AS • workers" contribute their skill in the CENTERS ASS'N 65 to 70 miles an hour 7 WN NIA, ..-Ve , .,, , ,,,, mi fy •rni ....i.,. liZI414i' 0 1 3,,MI344t kl ik: "Baron de Hirsch—Man and Legend" is one of the leading features in this issue, together with an exceedingly interesting article on the editorial page by Pierre Van Paassen, and "All-Jewish All-Ameri- can Football Team" as selected by Mr. Joel and nu- merous other features for Chanukah, THE GREAT AMERICAN VALUE FOR 1932 60 horsepower (20% increase) Wit GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT EXPENSIVE This will be one of a series of other important features, including the regular editorial and news articles, David Schwartz's "By The Way" column, Charles Joseph's "Random Thoughts," "Sports Notes" by George Joel. CHEVROLET SIX Silent Syncro-Mesh shift 4 0E- Chanukah Greetings to All Contributed $1,000 to Community "How Did Baron de Hirsch Make His Millions?" *.$) Cur Delivery Will Call for 1 or 100 MANDY LEE FAMILY WASHING AND STAFF ASSIST NEEDY UNEMPLOYED The third ann.l swimming meet of the Jewi h Centers Association mai held at Hutchins Intermediate Schcol on Wednes- day. Nov. In Forty-live contestants per Urinated in ihe meet. The Olympics, with 17 points, won the jor-senior divi ion. hr thenarrow margin uni of one point over their scare- t rival., the Pirate.. Th e jurior•Intermechate division wes won by the Panthers with •score of 25 points. This club on both relays. a • t In the breat stroke and • second and third in the fancy diving which rave them • comfortable lead over the Vikings who cored IS point, Indi‘idual re tilt, junior.nenior 50-yord free myle. Katz of the Olyrn• pie., Tepper of Sperm,. Boone of Spar- tan-, 50-yard breast •trime. Ro enthal of Rawlings. Swim.,of Olympic, so- lard hark stroke, Telmer of Spam Loper of Olvmpic•, 100-vard free style relay won by Pirates, 100-yard mellter relay won by Pirates: fancy dicing. Joe Su •man of Otrntric•. Myron Ro enthal of Rowing.. Jack Grei•msn of Olympic-. Indeblual re uIts. jun.' intermediate dIvi km. 25-yard free style. Iflis••k of V.Ithms. Plotnick of Judean-. J•ffee of Vikings, 15-yard brea-t trolm, Moltzer of Panther, Mm-eit of Vlitino... FI•her of Viking 2s-,•rd bark stroke: New- man of Trojan.. Rorenbery of Judeor• Jaffee of Vikings. loo-card free etyle relay, won by Panthers, 100-yard medley retty• won by Panther., fancy divine. Chudler of Viking. D.,l at0 of Pon- the•. Dalin of Pttnthert • Rev. Zvie Kugel Leaves for Palestine. Rev. Zvie Kugel, of Tel Aviv, Palestine, who made Detroit his horn, for the pact three years, left f r Palestine on Tuesday. 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